Blood supplies lag as holidays curb donations
The American Red Cross warns of a blood shortage despite a post September 11 donation surge. Twelve regional centers report only half their usual platelets for this time of year, with platelets spoiling after five days. Holidays keep donors away and supplies thin.
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Bus hijacker pleads innocent in fatal city bus crash
Carlos Ray Garcia, 40, arraigned in Los Angeles Superior Court on murder, carjacking, kidnapping and fatally evading an officer after a bus hijacking ended in a crash that killed the driver of a minivan. Some charges carry possible death penalty.
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Enron donates before bankruptcy and child riot incident
Enron donated 100000 to the Democratic Senate committee a week before filing for Chapter 11 as guardrails and politics swirl around the collapse. In Florida two dozen teens rioted after guards ordered them to turn off music at VisionQuest juvenile facility. 24 youths were arrested on charges from inciting to aggravated battery. A 6 year old boy who disappeared during a family hike in Possum Kingdom State Park was later found dead by divers.
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Bush returns to Texas amid economic and security f orces
President Bush arrives at Crawford amid big decisions on the economy Latin American crisis leadership in the war on terrorism and his upcoming State of the Union. He plans limited public events and daily briefings while weighing recess appointments and broader policy moves.
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Gun issues hurt Kentucky security at the Capitol
Kentucky lawmakers' resistance to gun control complicates security upgrades at the Capitol. Metal detectors are planned for the 2002 General Assembly, but authorities differ on whether to bar armed individuals or merely monitor and identify them. Past actions include a 1998 failed concealed weapons ban for state buildings and a 1996 permit based concealed carry law.
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The Depot Restaurant and Bar in Anna
The Depot at 124 E Davie St Anna features a full service restaurant in front a separate bar in the rear and a fifty person banquet room to the side.
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